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Speaker 1 (00:00:09): This is insane. This is your Speaker 2 (00:00:18): incredible actually. Speaker 3 (00:00:23): I don't agree with everything you say, guys. Yeah. I do learn anything. Something new every time. It's a good compromise. U. S. Is gonna look like a winner. I can't brainstorm this right now because I've had three glasses of tequila and 2 beers. But I will tell you. I think that the best thing that we can do is have the conversation. Plus, and I appreciate you doing that. Well, you can open the Speaker 1 (00:00:50): top button and flip this out here. Let me see. Speaker 3 (00:00:50): You have a nice watch Nope. Not like you. Hey. Just let me borrow your watch for the day, and you don't wear a watch. Yeah. You want it? Yes. It's the it's Speaker 4 (00:01:02): not is Speaker 3 (00:01:03): it better, you think? Tucked in? Jamaz's call. Yeah. Is it allowed to sit on your This Speaker 1 (00:01:08): looks better. It looks less like you. Sacks, we're about to start. If you have any info on this guy, please get him sooner. Hello? Speaker 3 (00:01:25): I told him to. Yes. He's barely gonna show up. Speaker 1 (00:01:27): 9:30, he says. Okay. Great. Speaker 3 (00:01:29): Doubt it. Can we get him, Mike? He's going to show up at the absolute last night before he left. Yeah. Speaker 1 (00:01:48): We would say how we upstate in 2 minutes. Alright. Will you be ready? Speaker 5 (00:01:52): Yeah. Okay. Perfect. Thank you. Speaker 4 (00:01:58): Hey, brother. We are. Speaker 1 (00:02:01): I Speaker 4 (00:02:01): didn't come any earlier. Speaker 3 (00:02:04): Sash is here. Come in. Oh, 959. You just got her? Speaker 1 (00:02:08): Guys run-in a tight ship. Speaker 3 (00:02:10): Let's get it running. Come on. Hi, Sherry. Speaker 1 (00:02:12): Let's do it. Sacks. Get out energy, Hunter. Welcome to LA. Speaker 3 (00:02:38): Anybody fly in, over 10 hours to get here? If Jason hadn't stolen all the money, we could have given you guys somebody to eat. Don't worry, guys. I'll take care of the parties. Pretty great. Make sure you get your empty lunch bag when you walk outside, guys. So first off, please join me in welcoming Ray Dahlio to the States. Wow. We got Ray Dahlio. Speaker 6 (00:03:07): I think the basic picture in China, the United States, the emergence of India, and so on, is when the world order's been a change in a very profound way. Speaker 7 (00:03:16): When a rapidly rising power seriously threatens to displace a ruling power, shit happens. 25 years Speaker 8 (00:03:26): from now. I think the need to work will disappear. AI will cause great abundance, but meaning for human beings will be the largest problem we face. Speaker 5 (00:03:36): I think we're at an incredible inflection point, and we all need to be open minded, and understand that, like, The the train has left the station. Speaker 8 (00:03:46): So it's like we, at every moment, we are made of different atoms of Sacks, yet we believe that it's the same us. Right. That every successive moment. Yeah. I think AI is sort of AI is very limited in the computational universe. The computational universe is all these possible rules. So we're we're gonna talk about whether the I hope we're gonna talk about We Speaker 3 (00:04:05): are gonna talk about the universe and the nature of the universe, which is we're gonna talk about consciousness, and we're gonna smoke weed, and Speaker 1 (00:04:09): then we're Speaker 9 (00:04:09): gonna go to lunch. Speaker 3 (00:04:16): So that's like the number one thing. Come on. This Thai beef salad is the number one thing in LA. The Thai salad. Yeah. Whatever you recommend. Speaker 2 (00:04:23): Thank you very much. Speaker 3 (00:04:23): I can have another Thai salad. Okay. It's an important one. What is what are you recommend? The Thai salad? This is great. Look at this. I swear to God, when you meet the guys in the audience, that's what's amazing. They're like fucking real grinders. They're like, all business people They've all done something. They've all taken risks. It's really inspired. The fusion reaction, the reaction that happens inside all the stars, it's actually the most prevalent reaction in the entire universe, but what we're trying to do is we're trying to take that reaction and put it in a bottle in a machine that we can build here, and that we can build quickly. Speaker 1 (00:05:13): Is there pressure to tone down like Speaker 3 (00:05:17): the consumerism or the giving away money? No. Not really, to be honest. Speaker 2 (00:05:22): Most people think it's cool. They're because it's, like, it's kinda fun to watch someone receive, you know, $10,000 or Lamborghini or a house or anything. Like, the last thing we did was I ordered pizza and tipped the guy a house. And, like, I thought it was cool. Speaker 3 (00:05:36): You got a great party for tonight. Obviously, Santa Monica Pier. It's gonna be a little crazy, so get there early. Speaker 1 (00:05:45): Barbie party assist way. Welcome to So are we talking about engineering viruses to go after brain cancer? You guys are probably gonna Speaker 3 (00:07:02): be Nikki or Nicole? Speaker 1 (00:07:04): Your call you're saying Nikki? Speaker 3 (00:07:05): I've called her a Nikki in the past, but I can't remember if I'm fucking Speaker 1 (00:07:08): that off. Nikki, unless I text you, I will ask her. Speaker 3 (00:07:09): Do not put this in the fucking you. Only make him look good. Only no authenticity whatsoever. We don't want any authenticity in this someone. Speaker 1 (00:07:21): How many of you are short on sleep? Every one of you raise your hands. Come on. So there is a rare mutation that happens in patients. These are people walking amongst us who have a mutation in a gene called DEC2. These patients only need 4 hours of sleep a night, to be completely rested the same way that we have, the need for 8 to 9 hours of sleep a night. You interested in getting this gene therapy? We could do this today. Speaker 9 (00:07:45): The reason I picked this title is Silicon Valley's 2851 miles away from Washington. And as these people put their eyes towards this, I would state the following. The reason Silicon Valley's been so successful is because it's so fucking far away from Washington, these 2. Thank you. Speaker 10 (00:08:04): Luxury beliefs have, to a large extent, replaced luxury goods, a core feature of a luxury belief is that the believer is comfortably insulated from the consequences of his or her belief. Speaker 1 (00:08:19): Jenny, thanks so much for joining us here at the Awning conference. Thank you. I didn't realize so many skills that men are learning at a very young age that women are not. Their their learning strategy, their learning capital allocation, learning just how to take risks, fail, and get back in the game. I've been playing poker as a business Jason. My whole life, I just didn't know I need to try to try to I have to do Speaker 11 (00:08:46): this with my eyes closed. I forgot that. I know my clothes back in like plastic. She don't even cycle. All these Jason wanna be idyllos. All these kids just wanna be tribal. I need some way more than viral I need some way modify Rome. Gotta be some way more than Speaker 1 (00:09:02): I don't. I don't. I don't. I don't. I don't. Speaker 11 (00:09:08): To get too close to my disco. Speaker 1 (00:09:18): We don't need Zack. Speaker 3 (00:09:23): He's not gonna and anything to the side shit. Fucksacks. Let him sleep. Get him with some fucking coffee. Speaker 7 (00:09:33): I mean, for real. Speaker 3 (00:09:34): He was out last night with Drake, I think. Oh, hey. Look. Look. What's your guy dragged in? Speaker 4 (00:09:40): Oh. Yeah. I I was busy last night writing in Opette. What'd you do? Speaker 1 (00:09:44): Oh, oh, it's 959. Speaker 3 (00:09:46): I could set my watch. I read it. I didn't see it. Yes. Who'd you write it for? Speaker 4 (00:09:57): There's an article in today's New Yorker calling you a supervillain because you're advocating peace and protecting the first amendment. I mean, it's, like, completely upside down. Speaker 3 (00:10:09): Do you want people to eat Speaker 10 (00:10:10): their vegetables? Speaker 8 (00:10:11): You know, at, Speaker 10 (00:10:11): at, at this point, you literally cannot sell actual press from parody. Speaker 3 (00:10:17): This session is, like, my fucking nightmare because I'm so frustrated with chess. I gotta be honest. So sitting here and getting embarrassed in front of everyone and putting on Internet, it's like Oh. Speaker 1 (00:10:28): Okay. Check. Speaker 3 (00:10:29): What? The fuck? Speaker 4 (00:10:33): Oh, I can't focus on you anymore. Speaker 3 (00:10:35): Jesus Christ. You're such an asshole. God. This is, like, fucking 20 years of our friendship right there. This is, like, that's exactly Speaker 7 (00:10:43): You know, let's have term limits for members of Congress and senators. Let's not have any corporate pat money or any pat money, any lobbyist, and also banned members of Congress from becoming lobbyists. This was common sense things. Speaker 3 (00:10:58): I mean, Jason. I think this is the most eclectic and interesting con roof. Of speakers that any conference of the year pulls together. Yeah. We have problems in the world where Graham will say Destin for war. Ray Dahlio will say fall of an empire. A part of what they're doing is sending us a warning. But the great thing about America, like, we have agency that we get together every week when we have this conversation, because we actually think you can do something about these days. Right? And talking about it is critical to doing something about these Sacks. I'm hitting that. I believe, like, fucking blade runner. That's awesome. Rocky Roll, baby. Here we go.